Detailed review & photos “Sheraton Hong Kong Hotel & Towers”

The hotel is located on Nathan Road, which is full of tourists. The appearance of the hotel felt the oldness because the building was built in 1974.

However, the interior seems to be new from renovation. The entrance had a high ceiling and had a high-class feeling with the Sheraton emblem on it.

The lobby is open to the second floor and is like a large hall. The wide spiral staircase was refined and looked like a castle. There was a computer area on the right side and a restaurant on the left side.

The front desk is large and several staffs were standing.

There is a sofa in the lobby next to the reception.

Room entrance door.

This time I stayed in the Harbor View Room.

The bedroom had a king-size bed, a lounge chair and a leg rest by the window.

There was a work desk, a wall-mounted TV and a welcome champagne and fruits on the shelf.

There was a cute chocolate too and the service of the campaign was very nice.

The room is neither too small nor too large enough. The furniture and decor were new and clean.

The bathroom has also been renovated and is new.

The washbasin is a glass sink. The bedroom and the wall are partly made of glass and it felt open. However, this sink was easy to spill water. There is no space to put things under the sink.

The bathtub and the wash area is divided, and it is very beautiful.

Below the sink, there were amenities. There were toothbrushes, combs, nail files, shaving sets and a mouthwash.

There is a shampoo, conditioner and body soap in the shower room.

When I opened the closet under the TV, there was a cafe bar.

There are cups and instant drip coffees and a wide variety of tea bags and snacks.

There were a lot of drinks in the refrigerator.

In the closet, there are hangers, so several coats and clothes can be hung.

There was also a safe.

I could see Victoria Harbor well from the big window.

Intercontinental Hong Kong is built between the hotel and Victoria Harbor, so I could not afford the luxury of overlooking the whole scenery, but the night view also looked very beautiful.

The cafe is an all day buffet style dining. I had breakfast here.

The colorful restaurant had a lot of seats.

There is a wide selection of cereals and freshly baked bread, fresh juices and a Western breakfast, as well as Asian foods such as rice and noodles.

Everything was delicious.

“Tenhokaku” is famous for authentic Chinese food, and you can also enjoy vegetables and meat dishes and Chinese tea. The interior was refined too.

“Unkai” is a Japanese restaurant. Traditional Osaka cuisine and fine sake are also available.

Here you can choose the dining area such as Teppanyaki Counter, Sushi Bar, Private Room or Tatami Room.

The lobby lounge, located on the lobby level, is perfect for taking a break or having meetings.

There is a sky lounge on the 17th floor of the hotel. The lounge is divided into four areas, each with its own unique interiors, offering delicious cocktails and wines and views of Victoria Harbor.

There are many types of wine lined up in the wine dispenser.

The seats at the “ZEN Lounge” are relaxing.

Windows overlooking Victoria Harbor.

You can also have fresh oysters at the adjacent “Oyster & Wine Bar.”

There is an outdoor pool on the 18th floor of the hotel. The deck chairs are lined up so you can spend a relaxing time.

It was also nice to have three heated Jacuzzis.

It is a 5-minute walk from Tsim Sha Tsui MRT Station. The Nishitetsu Line Sento Station is a 4-minute walk.

You can go shopping at the adjacent SOGO or K11, 1881 Heritage and more that are within walking distance. There are many restaurants around the hotel. In addition to MRT and buses, taxis are also convenient for getting to sightseeing spots.